Should a peace officer carry concealed weapons in Carlisle
The Carlisle issue reports questions from locals about whether a peace officer as a private citizen may carry concealed weapons and whether an officer may be intoxicated and threaten to shoot without arrest. It recounts an incident on January 2 when Constable Ed Johnson, entering Riggs pool room, was allowed inside and threatened to shoot Riggs after being ordered out, with town marshal present and no arrest. It questions the town board’s $20 monthly police salary.
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Coleman
Carlisle
Ed Johnson
Riggs
C A Ray Dead In Indianapolis. Funeral In Mount Pleasant
Mrs. O J Steffy learns by telegram of the death of her foster father Centenary A Ray from heart failure. Ray, a former prominent Indiana commission merchant and early Riley Township resident, will lie in state at 1286 South Center street before funeral services at Mount Pleasant conducted by Wiley lodge of Masons.
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O. J. Steffy
Centenary A. Ray
Ray
Indianapolis
Riley Tp
Vigo County
Terre Haute
A. Ray
W. A. Hunter
South Center Street
Mount Pleasant
Wiley Lodge of Masons
Weather for All Signals Mixed Regional Conditions
The piece notes a week of varied weather in Indiana with warm spells, zero temperatures, rain, sleet and snow. It urges readers to contact the weather man or postmaster if the weather does not suit them, attributing responsibility to these officials.
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Indiana
Beasley Parole Awaited After Early Letter to Citizens
Linton residents received a prison parole letter for Geo R Beasley now serving manslaughter term at Indiana state prison Michigan City He will appear before the parole board at term end with citizens weighing whether he has served enough time While praised for honesty some fear the verdict may still block parole if residents contest the crime or doubt the sentence Beasley’s past is described as clean with no negative behavior cited, and the board seeks information on his habits reputation and history.
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Linton
Michigan City
Geo. R. Beasley
Board of Parole
Beasley
George R. Beasley
Indiana State
James Rip
Presbyterians to Reopen Carlisle Church After Revival
A three week revival at the Presbyterian church in Carlisle concluded last Thursday night as efforts by Rev. W H McCaughey and Rev. E L Buchanan drew about 30 new members by card with hopes for more by confession. Preparatory services by Rev. Johnson are set for February 14 and 15 with communion on February 16 and monthly preaching planned until spring Presbytery meets for a resident minister.
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Presbyterian Church
W.H. McCaughey
Central Presbyterian Church
Terre Haute
BE. L. Buchanan
Lafayette
Buchanan
McCaughey
Carlisle
Johnson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Meeting In Charge At Church
The Y P S C E of the Christian church will meet next Tuesday night February 11 in charge of Miss Glenn McCammon. The topic is Ministering to Strangers and the Sick. A cordial public invitation is extended with a program including songs scripture readings prayers duets recitations papers and quotations.
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Christian Church
Glenn McCammon
Bays visits Carlisle as Democratic candidate promotes support
Fred F. Bays county chair man of the Democratic Central Committee and a candidate for prosecuting attorney toured Carlisle on Tuesday. He shook hands with voters, aiming to drum up backing for the upcoming nomination.
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Fred F. Bays
Democratic Central Committee
Carlisle
Sullivan County
Pama
W. A. Bailey
Pamocratici
Sherif
John S. Dudley
Sulivan County
Surveyor
Gus
Sisson
Lama
Truster
Haddon Township
George Pirtle
Dama
Ith Judicial District
Freep F. Bays
First District
John A. Mattix
Hililia Lovelace
Sylvan County
Tam
Dist
John Wihepps
Bloomington visitor Ed Shake stops in Carlisle area
Ed Shake of Bloomington arrived Tuesday to visit relatives in Carlisle and nearby communities, enjoying a family gathering and catching up with relations in the region.
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Ed Shake
Bloomington
Carlisle
Mrs Julian Dies In Hymera Ind After Long Illness
Mrs Lucy Julian wife of B J Julian of Hymera Indiana and mother of Mrs G W Pirtle of Carlisle died at her Hymera home last Saturday afternoon at four o clock after a long illness from Bright s disease. Funeral services were held in Hymera Monday. She was well known to Carlisle’s older citizens who recall her long residence here. An obituary was not available at press time but will appear next week.
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Lucy Julian
B. J. Julian
Hymera
Ind
G.W. Pirtle
Bright
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Harry T. Alumbaugh
Edley W. Rogers
Proprietors
Wimade
A&e
C. A. Ray
Christian Endeavor
Jossan
Bessie Snapp
Jim McConnell
I. J. Keys
Sara L. Pence
W. A. Gray
The
First National Bank
Carliste
Ted
U.S
Por
J. Frank Sproarr
Lake Squires
Ledgerwood Street
W. T. Alsop
RE. W. Akin
Carlisle, Ind
Office of Trustee
Ols. Sterey
Trasee Hadgon Township
Hazelton
the Star Grocery Company
Lyons Business College
Sullivan, Ind
L. B.C
Boushey
Walter Boushey
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